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Journalist, editor and drinks judge, Susanna Forbes specialises in beer, cider, English wine and drinks tourism. Regularly to be found on Twitter <a href="http://twitter.com/drinkbritain">@DrinkBritain</a>, she’s recently bought an orchard in Herefordshire with her husband, James, to start their own cider business.
Tom Oliver snatched a draw from the ever-inventive Mitch Adams in this year’s Beer v Cider food pairing challenge at Imbibe Live.
After a heated semi-final competition, Brewhouse & Kitchen will once again compete for The Tapsters crown against New World Trading Company.
In her monthly online column, our beer and cider editor Susanna Forbes questions whether the on-trade is in danger of missing out on the craft cider renaissance
When Britain’s oldest brewery offers you a pastel-coloured beanie hat, you know there’s something afoot.
From a summer stout to an organic IPA, from a South African spot famous for shipwrecks to London’s newest brewery, with a healthy crop of ciders along
Over 1,000 cider producers and other industry professionals dodged the polar vortex to congregate in a frozen Chicago for CiderCon 2019, organised by
Craft cider is on a roll, and it should be on your list.
From a summer stout to an organic IPA, from a South African spot famous for shipwrecks to London’s newest brewery, with a healthy crop of ciders along
Over 1,000 cider producers and other industry professionals dodged the polar vortex to congregate in a frozen Chicago for CiderCon 2019, organised by
Craft cider is on a roll, and it should be on your list.
From the largest island of Greece to the valleys of Wiltshire, this month’s Swift Halves includes a 60-year-old classic, a modern West Coast pale ale
Chancellor Philip Hammond's Budget 2018 announcement elicited positive responses from many within the drinks industry – but for certain British cider
From the largest island of Greece to the valleys of Wiltshire, this month’s Swift Halves includes a 60-year-old classic, a modern West Coast pale ale
Chancellor Philip Hammond's Budget 2018 announcement elicited positive responses from many within the drinks industry – but for certain British cider
